Hopefully the only unanswered Readylift question...

[HornedFrog]

can I use the 3/2 kit with the rear Nivomat load leveling shocks? Readylift says they haven’t tested it and won’t guarantee operation.

I can’t see why it wouldn’t work. Is there a sensor or something in the way?

Thanks.

 

[crector080862]

I believe there was someone on here that did it but they had to drill new holes in the frame of your truck cuz there are sensors to keep it level little arms if I'm not mistaken and you have to lower them as well

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[limitedex]

can I use the 3/2 kit with the rear Nivomat load leveling shocks? Readylift says they haven’t tested it and won’t guarantee operation.

I can’t see why it wouldn’t work. Is there a sensor or something in the way?

Thanks.

What year Ex? Check this link. It’s what I did.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Exped...ble-ride-height-sensor-link-arm-/272330959100

 

[HornedFrog]

Heh, so is the suggestion that you don’t even need the rear spacer?

2017.

 

[limitedex]

Heh, so is the suggestion that you don’t even need the rear spacer?

2017.

I did not use a rear spacer.

 

[AllBoostNoEco]

The 2017 load-leveling shocks don’t care one way or another about the presence of the spacer. There’s no arms or sensors for the load-leveling, unlike the 2013 air setup. It’s all internal to the shock, and strictly based on the relationship of the valve to the shock body, which should remain in the same spot even with the spacer.

 

[Black]

Heh, so is the suggestion that you don’t even need the rear spacer?

2017.

Buy the kit and I’d be interested in buying the rear spacers from you.

I already contacted them and they won’t sell just the fronts or rears they will only sell the set.

 

[limitedex]

Buy the kit and I’d be interested in buying the rear spacers from you.

I already contacted them and they won’t sell just the fronts or rears they will only sell the set.

If the rear spacers for a 2013 will fit a 15+ I’ll sell you mine. PM me.